UNI blitzes Sycamores in decisive 58 6 win
Northern Iowa routed Indiana State 58 6 in a Gateway game at Memorial Stadium. Red shirt freshman Eric Sanders threw four TD passes and ran for another, totaling 237 yards of offense as UNI improves to 5 4 overall and 4 2 in the league. The Panthers’ next test is Illinois State at home.
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Gateway standings show North Iowa win and rebounds in play
Gateway results: Northern Iowa 58 Indiana State 6. Western Kentucky 28 Southern Miss 24. Youngstown State 34 Western Illinois 9. Southeast Illinois 414 Illinois State 14. Schedule includes Youngstown at SW Mississippi 1 pm. Western Illinois at Western Kentucky 4 pm. Northern Illinois at Northern Town 5:05 pm. Indiana State at Southeast Illinois 6 pm. Farley says the team is getting better and moving forward.
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Suckow's double OT TD keeps Coe in title chase
Neil Suckow's 1-yard run in double overtime lifted Coe to a 24-17 win over Simpson in Indianola, tying the Kohawks atop the Iowa Conference with a week left. Simpson led 17-14 late in regulation after a mishandled punt, then Coe tied on a Michael Herzberger field goal as time expired.
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Drake routs Upper Iowa as Jostes throws five TDs
Drake quarterback Connor Jostes threw a career high five touchdown passes for 269 yards as Drake Stadium hosted a 45-27 win over Upper Iowa. Jesse Montalto led the Peacocks with 172 receiving yards and four TDs, while Scott Phayda rushed for 169 yards. Drake closes regular season against Waldorf then faces Morehead State in the Pioneer final.
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No. 4 California edges Oregon in late defensive stand
Geoff McArthur caught eight passes for 121 yards and two touchdowns as California held Oregon near midfield in the final 1:39 to seal a 28-27 win in Berkeley. Aaron Rodgers threw for 275 yards and three TDs, while J.J. Arrington added 188 rushing yards and a score for the No. 4 Bears (7-1, 5-1 Pac-10), boosting Bowl Championship Series hopes.
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